100192: The Domestic Violence Sourcebook(2000 edition)

About the Course:

A comprehensive, compassionate look at domestic violence including historical, psychological, social, familial, and legal issues –this well-organized, accessible book offers the most current information available on prevention and recovery, along with practical steps for escaping a violent domestic situation.

Publication Date:

2000

Author

Dawn Bradley Berry

About the Author:

Dawn Bradley Berry, J.D., is a writer and lawyer who has worked extensively in the area of civil rights law. Her books include The Divorce Sourcebook, Equal Compensation for Women, The 50 Most Influential Women in American Law, and The Estate Planning Sourcebook.

Course Objectives:

1. to learn more about what domestic violence is and its history

2. to become more familiar with psychological, sociological, and criminal justice aspects of domestic violence

3. to become more aware of what works to reduce and prevent domestic violence, as well as to get information on sources of help for victims and those who want to help them